Chapter 1 Section 1

Between 10,000 and 100.000 years ago the world was covered with ___________.

• water

• glaciers

• volcanoes

• cheese

• mountains

People from _______ crossed present day _______.

• Europe, Canada

• Asia, California

• Asia, Alaska

• South America, Texas

These people who followed a food source into a warmer climate are called __________.

• survivors

• saviors

• nomads

• slaves

• Rick Grimes

Before people learned to farm how did they get most of their needs?

• hunting and gathering

• herding animals

• domesticating animals

• keeping a surplus of food until they ran out

What did the earliest civilizations use the animals they hunted for?

• to eat

• to eat, clothing, tools, and shelter

• to make nice clothing

• to eat and for sacrifice

What happened when larger animals started to disappear?

• People started to starve and population declined.

• People became herbivores .

• People began to gather different plants and started farming.

• People waged war on neighboring civilizations and took their food.

How did people get water to their crops in warm dry regions?

• Gatorade has electrolytes that help plants grow faster.

• They built damms and released water to flood the crops.

• They used irrigation.

• They used floating gardens.

Which of these are caused by the development of farming?(Choose all that apply)

• New technology (irrigation)

• More dependable food supply, didn't rely on just hunting, living longer, population increased.

• More wars over supply of food determined who would survive. Farming also led to over farming which made people move further south.

• Population decreased since more animals were killed and there was less food to gather. People followed large animals south into warmer climate.

• Surplus; since there is more food, they have extra that they can trade, which created economies. Small villages grew into cities where culture developed (govt, religion, etc)

What types of animals did people hunt 10,000-100,000 years ago?

• elephants, fox, deer, rabbit

• woolly mammoths, mastodons, and other animals

• people (dist. 13)

• bear, deer, fish, rabbit